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RE: Keylogging and PIN entry fields
From: Robinson, Norman B - Washington, DC
Date: Nov 25, 2005 9:40AM
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Barring rational reasons that this is the wrong approach, (i.e., if
you've got a keylogger on your system other things are probably
compromised such that a remote user could be viewing your entire
session) your solution seems sound and accessible.
Keyboard access works. I can scale the display with the font size. Works
when style sheets are disabled.
I didn't see a submit feature with the JavaScript disabled, but assume
you are simply prototyping a potential solution. I'd hate to have a
submit event on the last dropdown in case I accidentally hit the wrong
number.
There are always reasons, some unsound that users want to implement
things. You've done a good job making their content accessible.
Excellent!
~Norman Robinson
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